Calcium dihydrogen di-L-aspartate

Calcium Aspartate ( Calcium Dihydrogen Di-L Aspartate) Molecular Structure: (C4H6NO4)2Ca MW: 304 CAS Registry Number 39162-75-9EINECS 254-327-0Calcium aspartate is a highly soluble form of calcium, formed by binding one calcium ion and two aspartic acid, providing better absorption, assimilation and usage. Aspartic acid is an important amino acid that functions as a transport mechanism delivering the calcium to proper body sites for specific functions. This form of calcium is readily absorbed by the body and has the dual advantage of releasing calcium and aspartic acid in the blood. Calcium Aspartate has better bio-availability with 90% absorption rate than other form calcium. For example, Calcium Carbonate: 5% absorption rate; Calcium Citrate: 25% absorption rate. All these calcium must have vitamin D and magnesium to make it absorbable. Calcium Aspartate does not need vitamin D or magnesium to be absorbed. At same time, calcium aspartate can’t result in body stone since most of it is absorbed by bone issue. Calcium aspartate is widely used as raw material for calcium supplements as health food and also can be used in food and beverage. It is also recommended to use calcium aspartate in drink because of its excellent solubility in water. Specification Sheet of Calcium Aspartate: Item Release Limit Method Appearance odorless white powder, Easy soluble in water Active Ingredients Calcium (%) 12±1 EDTA Titration Aspartic acid (%) ≥80 Heavy Metal Lead (as Pb) ppm NMT. 10 Arsenic( as As) ppm NMT. 1.0 pH 5.5 7.5 Microbial Total colonies cfu/g NMT. 1000 E. Coli MPN/100g NMT. 30 Fungus cfu/g NMT. 25 pathogenic bacteria Negative